Control coding agents visually with Juggler
Juggler is an open-source GUI workbench for hands-on coding-agent sessions. It turns agent runs into inspectable trees with visible tool calls, branchable subthreads, editable context, and local or remote clients. Treat it as early alpha/b...
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Juggler is an open-source GUI workbench for hands-on coding-agent sessions. It turns agent runs into inspectable trees with visible tool calls, branchable subthreads, editable context, and local or remote clients. Treat it as early alpha/beta software, but useful if terminal-only agent logs are too hard to audit.
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Use Juggler when terminal-only coding-agent sessions are too hard to inspect. The project presents agent work as a visual tree with visible tool calls, approvals, editable context, branchable subthreads, and clients that can attach locally or remotely.
Best fit: developers who want more control over Claude Code, OpenAI/Codex, Gemini, Ollama, OpenRouter, Z.ai, DeepSeek, and similar coding-agent sessions.
Caveats: the author labels it alpha/beta software, the main app is AGPLv3, and teams should review network exposure before running remote sessions.
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